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3.2.1.5. Specific information for Windows 98 and Windows Me
In Windows 98 and Me the system services concept is different, both OPTENET Server
and OPTENET Proxy and OPTENET Reporter are installed as common processes and
are automatically started when the operating system is started.
3.2.2. On Linux, Solaris and Aix systems
The distribution of OPTENET consists of the following files:
♦ optenet-5.27.XX-2.03.XX.tgz – The file containing the OPTENET Server and
OPTENET Reporter software on Linux and Aix systems, and optenet-5.212.00-
2.10.00.tar.Z on Solaris.
♦ install.sh - The installation script.
♦ OPTENETManual.pdf – User documentation.
♦ OptenetDCAgent.2.00.xx zip– File containing the software to install on your Windows
server if you are using user authentication against an NT Domain.
install.sh is a shell script, so it can be opened and modified when required. During
installation, install.sh creates a user to whom the OPTENET software will belong. By
default, this user is called optenet, but you can edit install.sh to change the name. You
can also change the root directory of the user, i.e. the OPTENET installation directory
(/usr/local/optenet, by default). The user is created without a password but can be
assigned one with the passwd command. The same thing happens if you also decide to
install OPTENET Reporter. By default the user “reporter” is created, with its installation
directory (/usr/local/reporter).
After creating the user, the installation script decompresses the optenet-5.27.tgz file in the
installation directory and customises the OPTENET scripts.
During the installation process, the installer will ask if you want OPTENET to work as an
ICAP server to be integrated with appliances that support this protocol, or to be integrated
with Border Manager from Novell or with Cisco PIX Firewall or if it should be integrated
with the SQUID version that is distributed with it. Likewise, if you have the license code
corresponding to the product, the installer will you to register this code.
3.2.2.1. Installation of OPTENET as an ICAP server (ICAP mode)
The ICAP option should be selected when OPTENET is going to be installed on a network
that already has caches or appliances (NetCache or BlueCoat machines, for example)
that support the ICAP 1.0 protocol. In this case the OPTENET start up scripts will be
created so that OPTENET starts its ICAP server whilst it waits to receive filtering requests
from it. Once OPTENET has been installed, the caches or appliances should be
configured so that they use the OPTENET ICAP server as a filtering system, (see section
3.5).
3.2.2.2. OPTENET installation with SQUID (SQUID mode)
The SQUID option installs a version of the modified SQUID proxy together with
OPTENET so that it communicates with OPTENET via RPC (Remote Procedure Call)
every time that it attends a request to connect to the Internet. In this case, the OPTENET
start-up scripts are modified so that OPTENET and SQUID are started simultaneously.
Although by default SQUID listens to requests at port 8080 you can change the port by
- User’s Manual 1
- 1. INTRODUCTION 5
- 3. INSTALLATION 7
- 3.2. Installation 8
- Group of programs 11
- Windows REGISTRY 11
- System data 12
- OPTENET Server Elements 13
- Microsoft Web Proxy 15
- 3.2.3. Under Mac OS X 20
- Start-up and shut down 24
- 3.3.3. Under Mac OS X 27
- 3.4.1. On Windows systems 27
- 3.4.2. On Linux systems 27
- 3.4.3. On Solaris systems 28
- 3.4.4. On Aix Systems 28
- 3.4.5. Under Mac OS X 28
- 4. BASIC CONCEPTS 38
- 4.4. URL 39
- 4.5. Category 39
- 4.6. Rule 40
- 5. ADMINISTRATION 41
- 5.2. Documentation 43
- 5.3. Configuration 43
- 5.3.1. Filter Status 44
- 5.3.2. Blocking page 44
- 5.3.3. Log directory 45
- 5.3.4. Log configuration 45
- 5.4. Authentication 47
- 5.4.3. Server name or IP 55
- 5.4.4. Port 56
- 5.5. Categories 58
- 5.6. URL classification 59
- 5.7. Filtering Rules 62
- 5.7.1. Change Name 63
- 5.7.2. Action 64
- 5.7.3. Categories 64
- 5.7.4. Files 65
- 5.7.5. IPs 65
- 5.7.6. Users 66
- 5.7.7. User groups 68
- 5.7.8. Surfing Time Limit 68
- 5.7.9. Time Schedules 69
- 5.7.10. URLs Yes 69
- 5.7.11. URLs Not 70
- 5.7.12. Example of rule use 70
- 5.8. Updates 71
- 5.8.1. Via proxy 72
- 5.8.2. Updating Frequency 72
- 5.8.3. Consolidation to disk 72
- 5.9. Reports 73
- 5.11. Advanced configuration 75
- 5.11.2. Skype detection 77
- 5.12. Cluster management 80
- 5.12.2. Clusters 82
- 5.12.3. Servers 83
- 5.13. License 87
- 5.14. System information 87
- 6. FREQUENT PROBLEMS 89
- (OPTENET CLI V1.0) 95
- 2.2.2. Help 96
- 2.2.3. Commands 96
- 2.2.4. Script file 97
- 2.3. Command references 98
- 2.3.1. Configuration 99
- 2.3.2. Authentication 99
- 2.3.3. LDAP Authentication 99
- 2.3.4. Urls classification 100
- 2.3.5. Filtering rules 101
- 2.3.6. Updates 103
- 2.3.8. Working with cluster 105
- 2.4. Most common problems 106
- 5. ICAP NOW 112
- 6.2. Automatic start 115
- 7.1. Reload 115
- 8.1. Introduction 116
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